Microsoft Access 2016 Open Academic

Microsoft Access 2016 Open Academic adapts well in departments where databases do not have much content, or where you do not have to perform complex programming or require working with many variables. Microsoft Access does not adapt well in organizations that require the management of large information content or where many variables must be included, or large companies that require the continuous management of results.

We use MS Access Open Academic 2016 for databases such as company-wide skill sets and certifications that we then link to our internal social media platform (Jive), in order to publicly display this information company-wide so that if a person is looking for someone with a particular skill set, they are easily able to identify who might have it. MS Access is very well suited for a situation where you have a bunch of information that you might want to get out to your internal staff. We use a living database that automatically populates to an internally public facing website that the whole company can see and use with ease.

We're extremely likely to renew this subscription, as it is what drives some very vital information to a public facing website that our entire company has access to and relies on very regularly. We would be lost without this and I would be utterly shocked if we didn't renew it. We use Microsoft Access 2016 Open Academics for small data warehousing. Our data came from multiple sources. Access is included in our software set and it's an alternative to bigger database software. The software is used through our data departments.